So, stuff is getting printed, but it is way too large. Is there any manual on
how to implement printing?
Tom
On 29-1-2015 08:01, Phil Race wrote:
If you create an Agenda that is never displayed but has the same
data and set its size so that it can display all the data, I expect
it should be possible to scale it so that it fits on one page like
the example you referenced but once you have 500 items in
y
On 1/28/15 10:23 PM, Tom Eugelink wrote:
Ok, I see my question is not quite clear: I'm not looking for how to
print, I am trying to figure out how to properly implement printing on
a custom control, more specifically JFxtras' Agenda. Agenda has the
same problem as the more recognizable usecase
Ok, I see my question is not quite clear: I'm not looking for how to print, I
am trying to figure out how to properly implement printing on a custom control,
more specifically JFxtras' Agenda. Agenda has the same problem as the more
recognizable usecase of a spreadsheet: it uses a scrollpane in
That example is not great as it picked the one node type that knows how
to do
something special with printing and completely overlooks it.
The print(Node) method it provides can print any node type but it is scaling
it to fit on a single side of paper. That's not ideal for a huge
spreadsheet/ta
Ok, so looking at some examples like
http://java.dzone.com/articles/introduction-example-javafx-8
where PrintJob is let lose on a node, JavaFX's PrintJob will either use the
screen rendering or -if present- call: public void print(PrinterJob job)
Correct?
Tom
On 28-1-2015 02:43, Phil Race w
On 1/27/15 4:08 PM, Tom Eugelink wrote:
Do I need to do something special to support printing of custom
controls? The use case is that on screen a spreadsheet can be shown in
a scrollpane, but when printing the whole spreadsheet should be printed.
Being a 'custom' control doesn't really make a
Do I need to do something special to support printing of custom controls? The
use case is that on screen a spreadsheet can be shown in a scrollpane, but when
printing the whole spreadsheet should be printed.
Tom